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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-03-19

ARCTIC explorers are giving the scien-
tific world heavy faith doses concerning
the effect Of cold on insect life. Accord
Ing to this expert testimony, you can
freeze your skeeters and bugs solid, I'M
til they are as brittle as rotten sticks,
and when warm weather comes they
thaw out: with the buzz all business.
and the business end all ready for the
summers prospecting. Science is a
wonderful thing when it comes to int n
styling our knowledge of life's varied
miseries.
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TO CORRESPONDENTS.

ENTERED AT PosToFTIJE AT SAN ANTONIO
TEXAS, AS sECoND-CLAss MATTER.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-03-19
Bargains For Sale, For Rent.

SIXTY DOLLARS-will buy four nice build.
y ing lots in block l39, on Alazan creek. In
quire of T. B. johnson LIGHT office.
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IN a00 Subscribers to the WEEKLY LIeH7
lU,UUU wanted, at only 81 year.

EOR RENT-A Nicely Furnished Office, suit
able for land or commission office, GEN.
trally located. Inquir of 7. B. JOHNSON, at
the LIGHT office. eft
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Serr Oluf gbenbs belt an fem Gob;
Die NebeI, bic tief fid fentten,
Die bufteube Blume. bas sriine @ras
Den Sim 3ur &ube lenften.
CT Iebute iein Saupt on bic grlenb0b',
Seine Nugen beganaer 30 f1ten.
Da fanneu gegaugen atpei Sungfrau'n
f96n,
Die tbdten inn liebli9 tuinfen.
Die Cite ibm ftreideIt bic blafe Wans',
Die Anb're Inn fhilierte leife:
@ad' auf, bu f96ner Singing, auf!
limb tau3' nit mir i'm Rreife.
6ie iangerl elm 2ieo, 70 bolb un6 ftb,
Still bordte Der Strom am &aine;
6il@Ieir f9er3t' tn heller Glutb
uub 86gleiu 3ipitfdert i'm paine.
Gdtte Soft ba nidt sl feinent Slid
Den 6abn lafen riibren bic S6tpingel,
BORT tpdr' CT blieben in grlenb6b,
@o grIeniuusfraueu fnsen.
Ssyns bIaue Meer bic Sonne finft
Sci Nahtigallens6 9lage.
Morgerf 6errn OIuf's 5od3eit mint
Mait Srinfs nnb Jeftgelage.
3duur' aaf mein 9oB nit golb'ner 2etf'
Mseiu aoB, bas befte, bas f9nelffel
Mir feblt Elm Gai, ben germ i9 bdtt'
Bel lleiuem 6o@3eitsfete.
Mleiu Gobu, es neist f6 fdOn Der Sag,
Die langei1 G1atten f9reiten;
Was bitteit Du fir @dife
So fpdt ;u Nbenbaeitena
Sc siebt mid fort. es sie9t mid fort,
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Watinee Inn Operuhmaie,

Sonnerttag, ben IA. april
2.30 nbr Wa9mittag.
l., SubeIsO uberture, 6. W. b. Weber,
SET Or1effer.
2, Al Mari9 unb gbor aus ySnuf",
Carl gounrb.. .6eIt@or nit
Or6eferbegleitung.
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Mam ter9eGe niAt,

oab bic @egeHiuart Der @eneraLe 8eanreQnyb
unb garlb, Inter beren Slufidt bic Biffnnaen
Der eouifana StaatsIotterie fottfnben, cine
iihere Haref1aIt eafiir sisbt. bab Bel biefex
eeleeenbsit ales oronrnsssemde Dor f4 geht,
bab bic gbaueen fur SsSen gIei9 iinb unb baG
Rismanb erratbeH fam, iueI1e Hummer gf.
ipinutn piro.
Ra bebenfe frrner, bab bic zus,aE.
lung Der @epinne BEN bier H~ntiou0I<
sarautirt IN, uno bae bic 2ocfe bon
BEN Vrdf6entsn eines SnItituts uuterseduk
finb, 6eTsn berbrieite @edte bon ben boGaeu
0eri9tSb6ien anerfannt porbtn inb. n1an
butte fG baber Dor allen auf Edu|9una bfs
#ubIsnms bsrsdHteu W~aaabmnnBeai
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gs lit 6err Dluf feIbffl
Die Sebniu6t i6eHtt ibm Gligel.
CT f9tuingt fi1 tpie elm g5eIfalf
9erab bon ieuem Siigel.
CT reitet idnel, er eiIt mad 5aus,
&ings Stein un6 Gunten fieben;
$50 III bes SeImes tpeiBer StrauB,
@o if Dein 6dilb gebliebeng
gs trdufsIt gIut bon Dem sOlbeuen
8iigel,
Serr Oluf, Serr OIuf. bait on Define
5Sr' gu, 5err oIuf, iaa an mir
elei@,
Wie ia bic Wange 10 bIaB, 10 bIei8s
@ie foat' fe ni6t iein, blaB uub bIei6,
Sd mar bic Na1t i'm grlenrei6!
llno bbr' 9u, Serr Oluf, nteir SObn,
70 traut,
Was fas' i9 nun beiner iungen Irauts
ssbr faat, i6 fei in ben Walb geganseu!
Sen Grid nit ben &iiben einiufangen.
Wo finb bic @dfte, o lab fie uns f9auer,
Sur giner nit mir iab ben Morgeu ers
grauen!
unb tper it Der Cine, Der mitgegangen9
Ses 9obes 0rau'n, bas mein 6erae
umfangen!
6ilf, milber gbrif, in Dual unbyfotb!
st fnfet. srbIafet, Serr Oluf 1T tobt!
Drum ratb' id ieDem Singing on,
Der reiten ipil i'm paine:
Ct reite nidt nod Der grlenb6b,
gu i9lummern i'm Monbeni9eine.
OUT Did, o bit Did
gor gfIenb6b'
$50 grleniunsfrauen fiugeu!
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2,I79 I'm geirase bon e535so0o
ar anfraeen fix Nseuttn, fonit Nai<a
far Clubs t6uuen nur In Der 0fiee Ia Hksb
Orleans seninat perhen.
@ese ndberer austunft f9rsibe mon beuiiIt
bie san,e abreHe.
Ton f&i6e Sch bur@ PefaI 81 e.
ten, GrpreB McneH Orber, RelD gori
Wediel onf Neu Orleons.
Hriefe NIT gurreneh unbsrdubsrt per erprr5
gBir aabIeu eyprebtofen.
Or. q. Daupbtn,
Rein Orisans &
Rau abreffft rtsifrirte Brisfe an bif
Wew Orleans Rational 8oug,
Rem Dritanss "a.
Gbwarb Mpers, Naenf,
sci aetania Stra5s, San autsuto. Etr1s
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b n4lpnadt", Otto Sob -. San
Nntoniu pSelpetia1 (Oirigent:
6. Meper).
g., Na@tseiang, Sean 8osi- -@trei6s
inffrumente.
A., r6rei unb Oeutl6", 9. 6. 8eder,
......----.-Serau. S%dngerbuno.
s., Ouberture CUR p3auberf0te", 90.
u. Mosart- Sets r6eiier.
g., a) vDas einiame &0slein", @.Ser.
MES. San 4ntOnio rJroblinn"
(Sirigent: s. s. &iiamann);
By vSrei blaue 8liimlein", @u1tao
Sresler. - dn antonio Mtdr@
nerdor (Sirigent: Carl Ved).
T., Ouberture sa Isl Petals Roi' BON
u. Nbam Sets rbetfer.
g., Scr beuti9e Sang, BON S.Nuers
ieI---. Seraniider Sdngerbunb NIT
Or9efferbegleitung.
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Weiu &oB, bas bette, Das i9neufe!
Stir feblt Elm Soft, ben germ ib bdtt'
Bei meiuem 6ohseitsfefe.
Mein Gobn, es neist fi6 f9On Der Sag,
Die langen S9atten f9reiten;
Was bitteft Du fiir @dfe
SO ipdt gu Mbenbaeitena
gs siebt mid fort. es siebt mid fort,
Sd tam ni9t ldnger ipeilen;
Mein 9era III trarf, urb id9iper rleIr'
Ginn,
Sur MorgeHtrabl uir5 beiIen.
So oft rnein Muge bic Jluren fdaus
SIN frif9eu Morgengetuanbe,
Gebut f@ mein 6era ned Der boloeIl
Braut,
Der i66nfen Sunsfrau im 9anbe.
so Oft i'd reit' iiber Glur unb gu',
Wo 8lumen I'm 2orn fiG f9aarert
0euf' Id an ibre Neuglein blau
WobI iinter ben gOlb'nen 0aaren.
go oft i'd tponb're ON GrIenfrau9
Bel Der Sterne belem @efunfel,
Denfe i@ on fnmarSes Nlg'
limb bic 2odeHfiille 10 buntel.
Die tief5te Munoe 3uiammeubeilt.
GefdIageti bon Geinbesbdnben;
Gsiff mir, aIs tpdre meitt 9er5 getbetlt.
Gie Dual tuirb bod einit uobl enbeu!
o reite riGt aur @eiferfiunb',
0o herrihen nddtlite S6daren;
Du ipeibt a, 9err DIuf, I'M Grlsn'
Da brob'u benz osrssn sefasrsn.
aiirdte uimrner. fin iTs imerlene,unb,
Nnr NebeIfreifen bDrt f1lunrfeH;
6rif@ auf, mein @appei fisg' nm bic
gait meinea iuaiieH gebaHteal
e6oH aampft Der sRappe, fdcn eiIt sr
biilaus
ueber sselb uub uiIbe 0aioe.
6err 0luf reitet bon 6eer6 uub 6aus,
Bu bitten bic So9seitsleute.
Na@t, 0 ME HiIel Der Mloub alIein
Blidt auf bic ~einiaHlen 9agen;
SIN Difiht H6tet Elm VogeI gar fem,
Do9 5u borden i9 oarf nidt iuagen.
9ort sIdHst elm GetD0nbl i6OH f9paHb
es forti
gBie feItfom reben bic 2lfte2
geein 6er3 he feHeIn an biefen Drt,
did baudeH in G9Iumnter bic QUITE.
0ort Dor i'd fHser, rleiu Sers tpirb
gs fnb erIsumdb9eni Offer nit
Bangenl
Ga tausert brei, ba tar3er bier,
grIfbnigs 9oGters he tuirtet mirl
miafommeH, 9err OIuf, mas elf Ou
bon bierf
9ritt Der In ben Neigert uno tang nit
mirl
Sd ilirar1er oarf. i'd uirnnler mag.
Griib morgan TT niein 6o63eitstag.
Gin ieiben 9eni0 i'd gebe Dir fem.
Dos bIei6te meme Muiter beim Wons
benImein.
@erfuGe mid ui6t nit fiBer Reb'-
SGoarf ni9t tanse1l, mic germ ids tbdt.
66r' Du, 6err Oluf, milf ianseu nit
mir,
eiHeH FlbsrHen @anser bdnn i9eHte i'd
llnb tueiiil 9u milf ui9t tanseu nit
mir,
eeu9' unb Qranf6eit folI foIsen Dirl
Der Wange bIei9 entffrbmt bas 8lut,
60 meine 6anb Did iGIagen tbut.
6al biIf mir Soft, iebt fabt fte mid an,
@rlt6nigs S0dter bat mir Elm Heib's
getbanl
gntffieb' rlein Rapp', bas 2eben mir
refill
GOnlf iuirb has Grab mein0 o1seitsbettl
Gutfiieb' meiHsaappe. entitled Don bier,
Wis 6o63eiisgaff fOIgt Der Sob NIT mirl
CO.. rsa.. csE$ kse Ensns oue
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0artenzG sneert bes Sets rd)eiters
tn @m, Wutb'S 0artem,

Sonntag, ben IL. MpriL
$50 ubr Na9mittass.
grfer She'll.
l., Oubertire su ~Mafanisllo@. Nuber.
g., Walbbbrner.S Solo, borgetrageH BON
ben 6erreu Sui. Sobnf9sr, U. 6os
bile (gbicago), &. Grotb unb Mm.
9abelotu (Netu Orleans).
g., r6ortuna@ 2onaert 6dottif@, 6r.
albt (arrang. bon Mler. 8. 0ubpig).
A., Na9ruf on Carl Maria b. Weber,
GroBe Gantafie bon 6. 6. Bad.
3peiter SbetI.
s., Ouberture su v@iensi", 81. Wasner.
g., Marf6 u. gbor aus Der s3aubers
f6te"-W. q. Mo3art.
T., 2ieb u. Quartet aus nRigolettoA.
g., @roBe Gantafie aus Meperbeer's
uPropbet", Wiepre@t.
Dritter She'll.
g., GadeItan3 (B-dur), M~enerbeer.
TO-, .Oie pof i'm WaloeA, 6oIopiece
fir gornet BON Sdaeffer, borgetra'
gen BON U. 8obe (NliIiuaufee).
H., .9aHb in 9aub", polfasMaSu
Ia BON Satan.
L., 26nis 2arl Mari9, bon nnratb.
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Gartenzg oneert bes Sets rdeiters
TN Can Bebrp Gprings parfe,

Jreitas. ben Is. april,
2.30 nbr Na6mittass.
grfer She'll:
l., ginaugsmarf9 aus nSannbduierA
Ni6. Wagner.
g, Ouberture ju rOberon". Carl ID.
b. Meber.
g., 6panii9e Serenabe. ID. Metra.
A., 6umoreste aus OHenba6's DR.
bheusa.. Hoieufraua,
3tpeiter bell:
s., v&apmonb"s Oubertire, q. Sbomas.
g., aim Meer", Solo fir Srombone,
ST. SCHUBERT, borgetragen bonSra.
Serm. Braun (@bieago).
T., @ecitatib, gabatine, Miierere unb
Uric q. b. rSroubabour". Is e,bi.
g., @roBe Gantafe aus Menerbeer's
v6ugenotten" 1890. Hofenfran3.
Oritter She'll:
g., Sntrobuction 6 gbDr aus benz 3ten
Oft BON r2obengrin" 81. Wagner.
TO-, rSpbropaten@ sWal3er. Is. @uugl.
H., Gin &rans fiir Ba9us". -Wensel.
H., @bampagner.@ aIopp. =. 2umbpe.
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Die unterssi9nsten Banlsu nab Baulitrs
perbeu ole Genuine In Der eouiiiana stante<
eotterie, bic ibuen prdientirt ptrSeu, aa53abIen.
s. 8. Oslesbh, Yrdf. Ga. Not. 8aaE.
8. 2onour, Brdi. Stute Maf. B0nf.
81. Baldwin, Brdf. %. %. Nat. Barf.
Carl arlm, Brdi. Union 92at. 8ani.
lInabertrsifli4e a~n5iehaael
rleter cine babe Million Ssrtooa.
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9m Often gebt bic Some auf,
sic fdrbt bic goIb'ne W0lf';
3iebt hber Meer unb wergesb6b',
3iebt iiber Qanb un6 Bolt.
sic fornmt bonn ferner, f@6uen Gtrano,
9Ius Parabieies S90oB;
Ste bringt 2eben, 2iGt unb Cuff
f5ir 9IlIe, Glein unb GroB.
go @ottes Goan' erfiiIt bic grb'
9lit WonH' unD 6immelspra@t,
Sic fhenfet qiHb'rung iebem S6mer3,
gr6elIt bes Summers Na9t.
Sd tuortet' an bes 6aules 3btr,
Die Gterre an erbIi9en;
Gs III, felt DIuf rift bon bier,
Der GdIaf bon mir getui9en.
6err DIuf, no treibts in Der Na@t
QDie iillIeIf NIT Ansif Du Der Miutter
6inn2
Mir j6enfeH Mietb, mir fdeHfen @ein,
wanii fonlHt 6err DIuf gum 9ieb9en
feins
9oun GGooB Der RaGt beeinut f9
leidt
Dos Mprgeurotb az beben.
li1b uie bic Sonn' am 6irHfneI ifeigt,
Gtei8t meine alHgif, mein Bebenl
Mer reiiet bort burGs bobe Rorn2
Giobt Iali. Ef6Bt Iaut iiis eoIbne 0orns
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3weites Goneert int Spernbmie,

3weites Goneert int Spernbanie,
Spnner tag ben IA. NpriL
s llbr Nbenbs.
l., Symphonic (IV., OPP. 90-Allegro
~vivace, Andante con motto, con
motto moderate, Saltarello presto),
s. Wenbelsfobn : 8artbolbp Self
pr1efer.
g., A. 2ieb. Il aIbeiiony Salamanber"
(Sirector: 8. Wilfens);
By rWaloabenbidein". BON s. ..
S9mOIser. .6oufton Sdnser.
burb (Sirigent: Carl 3eus).
g., lie dernier Sommeil de laVierge',
prelubio sur A.. Scene Der LAS
somption", s. M%aienet-. Strei9'
inffrumente.
a., rgretelein~, 6. 9lttenbofer. .Sera'
nii6er Sdnserbunb.
s., Ouperture gu nJreiidib", Carl M.
g., a. ssuf mieberieb'nS S. gSasf.
fer ..... 9eianssieetiOn bes 9ibs
bings S~urnpereirs (Oirigent:
8. 2rueger).
By nSauieubfd6nA. Jr. abt. San
@ntonio vBeetboDen Mdnners
dor" (Oirigent: Carl Bed).
T., Danse macabre (Sootentaus), bon
6. Saints aens -. Sets r6efer.
g., 6alIeluiab aus benz rMeiiasA bon
6aenbel ...-. Seran. Sd~ngerbunb
nit Ordeierbegleitung.
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PERSONAL.

JOHN Cook, Of Cedar Fort, spent Fri
| day in town.
R. G. K1RKwooD, of Provo, was in the
city yesterday.
E. P. BEAN, of Richfield, is in Salt
Lake an business.
JOHN &. BARNES, was down from
Kaysvil!e on Friday.
JOHN w. TATE, of Tooele, was in
Solt Lake yesterday.
JAMES n. K1MBALL, of Ogden, is in
the city on legal business.
MEssRs. BRoADBENT AND Son, of Lehi,
were selecting supplies in this city on
Friday.
DAVID L. MURDOCH, of q. G. NJ. l.,
leaves for an out in Wasatch County
this morning.
B. B. YOU'VE leaves for the east Mon
day morning, and he will be followed by
his wife and sister in about week.
s. P. URNER, representing the we'll
known boot and shoe house of J. and T..
Cousins New York, left town yesterday
afternoon for the west after an inter
esting int rview with the enterprising
local boot and shoe firm of Spencer 4
Kimball.
. FRANK W. MERRILL, the Logan choir
organist, goes to Salt Lake City to-day
for the purpose of continuing bis mu-
steal studies. While there he will study
the pine organ, piano. harmony and
musical composition under the best 10
cal teachers. Success.-Loean Journal.
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Fox & S7mons

fCX o oVmOnB
Have reduced che price of photographs.
ALI work done by the dry-plate instsnta.
neous process.
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Killing RattIesuases.

A few weeks since, while a group OF
negroes were hoeing a thirty-acre patch
of highland rice on the Rephiam plan
tstion, in Beaufort County, S. c., a
number of rattlesnakes were discovered
and before the hoeing was done eigh-
teen of these terrible reptiles were
killed. 1t was thought that that terrible
slaughter had exterminated all the
snakes in the vicinity, but in going
over the patch again last week eight
more rattlesnakes were killed.-Sayan-
nah (Ga Ne1rs.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-09-17
Shot a Rationale

John Casteel shot and killed a rattle
snake near the Micon gold mine, four
miles northwest of Canton, Ca. last
week, which measured four feet four
inches in length. and seven inches
around, and had nine rattIes and the
inevitable button. He was an ugly,
dangerous-looking fellow, although he
showed no signs of fight.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-09-17
A Word to the Crackers.

What can be nose unpleasant than to
be obliged to converse in muffied tone
as If talking through worsted stocking
Such is the effect of hoarseness, an af-
lection that, in common with all or
binary ailments of the trachia, the
bronchial and the lungs, is usually
cured by Hale's Honey of Horehound
and Tar, in FROM one to three days. 1t
is obtainable in all the city and country
drug stores at so cents and 81. Great
saving by buying large size. Pixies
Toothache Drops cure in one minute. :.
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TO RENT

DENTIsTRY-C. HAMILTON-D.D.s
A r ROOMS FORMERLY OCCUPIED BY
n DR.. L.Berg, No A Ninth East Street,
Salt Lake cry. AS l have left Salt Lake
City, 1 recommend DR.. Hamilton to my
patrons. Respectfully,
L. BERG, Dentist
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A SINGLE ROOM, FURNISHED,

INA NEW HOUSE AND PLEASANT LO-
l cality, near the Eagle Gate. Furniture
new and complete. To let at reasonable
terms to one or two gentlemen.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
September 16. 1887
WHITE HOUSE

WHITE HOUSE.
VIM Ehrler, George Beer, Bingham;F A.
Rideout, E. f King and wife, Evanston,
wy Jas 5. Clements and wife, Mrs Ann
Clements, American Fork; John Miller
Morgan Hughes, John Finch, Spanish Fork
Miss Alma Hollander, Miss Ida Hollander,
Sweden; W. Il Heigh, D. Burnes 1ayrors-
vile; Nat Gray, Sandy; Miss Lizzie Sherman,
Springville; K. Karl, Cheyenne; o. NJ. kush,
G. Haprsy, Pueblo, Col. c. J. Kullmer, VIM
Nard, Grand Junction; ]. K. Naisbett, an
Francisco: John Seager. Fort Douglas; Peter
Ried, Mt. Point; John Mcfarland. New Or
leans: w. J Quillan, Lake Park: George
Krausey. NJ. Sheffield, Park City; E john
son, Garfield; H. Quicker. C. Duggan D.
Bonnof, Bingham; George King and wife. P.
V. Junction; J. S. HOutZ, ogden; P. Nc
LaughliD, American Fork; James Knowell,
Z. knOWell, Eureka.
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Bucklen's Arnica Salue

The Best SalVe in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup-
tons, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money refunded.
Price % cents boy. For sale by z. c..
M. |. Co.
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Dissolution of Partnershlp.

By mutual consent, the partnership
of Hedberg u Fernstorm is hereby dis
solved, Aug. Hedberg retiring from the
business, and F. S. Fernstrom assum-
ing ell liabilities, and he only is entitled
to collect all bills due said firm.
AUGUST l.. HEDBERG,
+. s. .FERNsTRoN. +
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REMOVED.

DRoF. GEO. CARELESS HAS REMOVED
/ his School of Music to 265 East Second
South Street.
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FOR DYSPEPSIA and Liver Com
plant, you have printed guarantee on
every bottle Of Shiloh's Vitalizer. 1t
never fails to cure. For sale at Az.
smith & Co.'S Drug Store 10
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-09-17
Summer Complaints

OF children or adults are speedily cured
by the use of the great Vslley-Tan
Remedy, known as Johnsop's Essence
of Life. Be sure and have bottle in the
house to Use on the fl st symptom.
Only so cents. Sold by 2. q. N. I. and
all druggists.
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LIME AND BUILDING ROCK.

sFEssRs vARLEY & EVERILL HAv.
MI ing leased the lime kilns known as the
Pascoe Lime Kilns, from the Utah
Lime and Cement Company, are prepared to
furnish first class Lime and Building Rock
In any quantity, on the shortest notice.
Office and salesroom No. 50 South West
Temple Street, North Of HERALD Building.
Telephone No. III.
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WANTED.

AN EXPERIENCED BAKER. A GOOD
Il opportunity for the right man Apply
at once TO JOHN STlTT, Box $40, Ogden, Utah.
A FIRsT-CLASs BARBER, FOURTH STR
II Barber Shop, ogden. Apply at once.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
FOUND.
LOST

A BAY HORSE, WITH HALTER on.
n No particular marks. Strayed from
Grant Bros. & Co.'s stables. A reward will
be given for his return
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THE ROULEYARD.

IF ALL THOSE WHO USE THE DRIVE
on West Temple and Fifth East Streets,
would subscribe at once and be SIS liberal as
our regulsr subscribers, we would soon have
The sprinkling extended oyer the whole
route. l will be on the drive, OF at home,
on West Temple Street. every evening.
ALMA PRATT. Manager.
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FOR SALE.

= 000 HEAD OF SPANISH MERINO
csOOO Stock Sheep at a bargain, Ad-
dress -HAMBLEN & IRELAND, Box 319, Og-
den, Utah.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1887-08-05
An Appeal to r,nderseet.

Don't pirate about our cyclones, our bliz-
yards, and our storms don't worry us
with chestnuts on the way our wind
performs these yarns were long ago
called in it's time we had our due It's
time to drop these fairy tales and give
us something new.
Come out and get acquainted don't stay
at home and peut; we only ask inspec-
tion to remove all honest doubt; we
have cattle by the thousand, and corn
and hay galore we can feed the half
of Europe and still have plenty more.
Just come and see our wheat. crop--our
No. hard red Of all the favored west
ern states our place is at the head; our
famous cattle ranches, too, the highest
praise command, and nowhere on the
continent is better grazing land.
With building stone for churches. for
schools, and business blecks; with
mines of gold and gypsum and silver
bearing rocks; with growing, thriving
cities that are marvcls of the plain
with sturdy western rustlers full Of
muscle, grit and brain.
To our educational system we can point
with honest pride; graded schools and
college buildings meet the eye on every
side churches rise as if by magic, and
cultured homes appear where once the
humble shanty housed the sturdy pio-
neer. -[Dakota Bell